Sentence examples for commission a poll from inspiring English sources

Perhaps someone could commission a poll.

Mr. Zuckerman is considering whether to commission a poll to test the viability of a candidacy, one of the people said.

Maybe someone would like to commission a poll to tell us how many people who do believe in the Apocalypse do not believe in climate change.

The Tax Foundation did not commission a poll on the topic, and does not present any evidence to support that assertion.

First, the campaign would commission a poll by Yang (from $15,000 to $30,000) to show where voters stood after the ad ran.

Why did one MP claim thousands of pounds to commission a poll to find out what his constituents thought about a major development involving a supermarket and football club?

He even commissioned a poll which showed him winning a gubernatorial contest handily.

After this wipeout, Policy Network, a think-tank, commissioned a poll of southern voters.

Xylem commissioned a poll to try to better understand perceptions about recycled water in drought-stricken California.

For a special issue, The Times Magazine commissioned a poll that asked how people understand their identities.

He said he was considering commissioning a poll to determine his chances.